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With over 200,000 direct jobs at stake, sector calls on the Government of Canada to bring the same urgency to lumber as it has to steel, aluminum, and energy.
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I first came across the concept of a digital twin when I learned, many years ago, how to use CadSim software,...
Over 140 countries have adopted net-zero pledges by 2050.
Before the 1970s, the pulp and paper industry was a major consumer of fresh water and generator of waste water.
FPInnovations will present a joint webinar with QWEB and Canada Wood on market diversification, ...
Research Information Sharing and Feedback (RISF) webinars are offered to FPInnovations’ members ...
The federal government has announced the launch of the Wildfire Resilience Consortium of Canada (WRCC)...
With over 200,000 direct jobs at stake, sector calls on the Government of Canada to bring the same urgency to lumber as it has to steel, aluminum, and energy.
Canadian Forest Product Sector responds to outcome of U.S.Section 232 investigation
Member of Parliament Gord Johns, Mayor Spencer Coyne, and Mayor Crystal McAteer receive the 2025 Jim Carr Forest Community Champion Award.
The Guidance for Demonstrating Ecosystem Services Impacts (FSC-GUI-30-006a V2-0 - also known as Ecosystem Services Guidance) has been published.
Join FSC US and FSC Canada on September 18 for an introductory webinar on how FSC can benefit the beauty and wellness industries.
FSC Licence Holders can register here to take part in the campaign.
The current transformation of the paper industry involves the creation of new products.
In early 2020, Innofibre installed a new pulper in its pilot plant. The pulper, manufactured by Bolton-Emerson, is called Tornado.
As a recognized research center, Innofibre – Cellulosic Innovation Centre is actively participating in the national campaign to promote the bioeconomy in Canada.
After nearly three years of negotiations, the sixth round of talks on a global plastics treaty concluded on August 15 in Switzerland.
The Ontario government recently proposed amendments to the province’s Blue Box Regulation, triggering swift reactions from stakeholders.
Every so often, a new packaging item ends up with a bull’s-eye on its back. One year it’s plastic bags.
As the global pulp and paper sector moves through 2025, one thing has become clear: resilience isn’t just a buzzword - it’s a survival strategy.
Since the onset of the Trump-era trade wars, tariffs and trade tensions have become a defining characteristic of US economic policy...
UPM will end paper production at Kaukas (Finland) and Ettringen (Germany) paper mills, ...
